Rashid Khan  

In only his country's third Test match, Rashid Khan took three of the last four wickets to finish with a match haul of 11 wickets, helping Afghanistan bowl out Bangladesh for 173 runs in the second innings

In heart-stopping action at the ICC World Cup 2019, the gritty Afghanistan yet again came close to creating a big upset but were denied by Imad Wasim, who emerged an unlikely batting hero along with Wahab Riaz (15 off 9), who hit a timely six off Rashid Khan to release the pressure

Manchester: After setting a world record with 17 sixes in an innings, England captain Eoin Morgan spoke to the media. The left-hander blasted an incredible 71-ball 148 to power his side to a 150-run victory over Afghanistan at the ICC World Cup 2019 on Tuesday (June 18) in Manchester. Morgan spoke about his record knock and admitted that he surprised himself. Also, he talked about the onslaught on leg-spinner Rashid Khan, who bagged the worst bowling figures in World Cup history (0/110 in nine overs). Morgan hit Rashid for seven sixes.

Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar had picked Rashid Khan among the three players to watch out for at the World Cup 2019. Tendulkar said he was looking forward to see Rashid, Jofra Archer of England and Australia’s David Warner

South Africa, the semi-finalist of 2015 edition of the World Cup lost their first three key matches in the tournament while their last game against West Indies was called off due to rain

With one of the most fearsome bowling attacks around, Gulbadin Naib is convinced Afghanistan can cause Australia problems if the conditions at the Bristol County Ground are in their favour in their opening match at the ICC World Cup 2019

Sachin Tendulkar has picked three players who could make a big impact at the ICC World Cup 2019. He was asked about non-India players and he picked one each from Australia, England and Afghanistan. Here they are

Rashid Khan has said that if DGC will not allow him, he is ready to quit his Olympic dream. According to the golfer, he went to practice on Sunday and even after paying the fee, the administration didn't allow him to practice

Watson was dropped on 33 by SRH wicketkeeper Bairstow off Sandeep Sharma. This catch turned out to be very costly as Watson scored 63 runs off 27 balls at a strike rate of 233 after that.

Virat Kohli was the unanimous choice of the Voting Academy for the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy with South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada coming in second to him for both this award and the ICC Test Player of the Year award. Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan was runner up to Kohli for the ICC ODI Player of the Year award

Afghanistan needed eight runs off the final over but experienced paceman Mustafizur Rahman conceded only four and also dismissed dangerous Rashid Khan